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***Several primary enclosures in the petting zoo had broken wires with sharp edges protruding into the animal areas. These sharp edges pose a risk of injury to the animals contained therein. There were also several enclosures consisting of loose wire paneling that bowed out when the animals leaned against it. Additionally, the enclosures along the west side of the barn have chain link that is curling outward, leaving a gap between the bottom corners of chain link and the ground. This gap is large enough that an animal could get a foot entrapped in the chain link and cause itself injury. Enclosures with sharp protrusions and which are not maintained in good repair or of sufficient structural strength to contain the animals poses a risk of escape or injury to the animals housed therein. Correct by ensuring that the facilities are structurally sound and maintained in good repair to contain the animals and prevent them from injury. Correct by: August 30, 2015.